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14 oktober 2015

Happy bobble letter H ! Free pattern

Letter h (crochet 2 x)

The second bobble letter you get for free is the 'h'.

It is a letter that makes people happy.

We need two letters 'h' to make our quote.

So pleace crochet this letter twice.

Material

For 1 letter:25 grams Phildar Coton 3 color 2Crochet hook size 3.0 mm (or 2.5 mm)Darning needleStitch markerCanvas 10 x 10 cmScissorsTension:You can use another brand or cotton yarn, but this can lead to otther formats.After round 3 measure on the canvas if you get the right size: between 10 and 11 cm wide.If necessary, use a different size crochet hook.

How to make a cluster stitch or bobble stitch

*
yarn around the hook, insert the hook under the top two loops of the next stitch

on
the previous row, yarn around the hook,

pull
the yarn through the stitch, giving you 3 loops on your crochet hook, yarn over
and draw the yarn through just the first 2 loops on the hook,

The
2 loops on your hook will stay there untill later*.

You
have now started a dc, but did not finished the stitch.

Repeat
from * to * 4 times more.

You
now have six loops on your crochet hook.

Yarn
over again and draw the yarn through all 6 loops on the hook.

In
the pattern you make after each cluster a single crochet.

Hold
the crochet hook in the front of the cluster sting.

Ans
push the cluster stitch away from you to the front of your work .

In
this way you can make the single crochet easier and you get a nice bobble at
the front.

Crochet
this single crochet a little bit tighter then your other single crochets.

It
keeps the cluster nicely in place.

If
you turn your crochet work, you will see the bobble in the front.

Note:

In
the middle of this pattern you can find a scheme.

Each
square represents a stitch.

Each
white square is 1 sc, each colored square is 1 cl.

Read
the schema from bottom to top.

You
hook clusters only in the even rows.

Then
you are working at the backside of your work

and
you push the bobbles away from you to the front of your work.

Not
everyone needs to crochet rounds 26 and 27.

If
your work measures between 10 and 11 cm on each side after round 25,

than
you don't need to crochet rounds 26 - 27.

Work description

Crochet
ch 27 (not too tight!).

Round
1: 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook.

Work
1 sc in each next ch, 1 t-ch (does not count as st) (26)

Each
row below has 26 stitches. Turn to the other side.

Round
2: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch. Turn.

Round
3: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-ch. Turn.

Now
measure the crocheted piece on the canvas.

The
strip should fit nicely on the front of the canvas.

It
should not stabbing too much over the edge.

There
will be a crochet edge along the square.

That
must connect tight on the canvas.

Your
work should measure between 10 and 11 cm wide.

Is
your work too large for the front of the canvas?

Then
you work is not tight enough.

Crochet
again with a smaller crochet hook (2.5mm)

Make
sure this time is slightly firmer.

Is
the strip is too small for the front of the canvas?

Then
you crochet too tight.

Start
again.

Make
sure you crochet lnot so tight this time.

Use
a hook 3.5mm.

Round 4: 5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 5: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 6: 5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 7: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 8: 5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 9: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 10: 5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 11: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 12: 5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 13: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 14: 5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 15: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 16: 5 sc, 1 cl, 13 sc, 1 cl, 6 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 17: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 18: 5 sc, 2 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 8 sc, 1 cl, 8 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 19: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 20: 5 sc, 1 cl, 3 sc, 4 x (1 cl, 1 sc), 9 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 21: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 22: 5 sc, 1 cl, 20 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 23: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 24: 5 sc, 1 cl, 20 sc, 1 t-sc, turn

Round 25: 1 sc in each stitch, 1 t-sc

Now
measure your work on the square canvas.

Your
work must fit nicely on the flat front of the canvas.

It
may protrude a little bit over the edge.

Also
make sure the patch is exactly square.

Not
smaller than 10 cm by 10 cm or bigger than 11 to 11 cm.

Fits
the work well and is it square?

-
Yes, the work fits and it is a square!

Continue
with the sides (see description below).

Don't
cut the yarn, but continue.

From
now on don't turn your work anymore.

Crochet
around the sides of the square.

See
the description below after the scheme.

-
No, the work is not a square and is no long enough!

Then
continue to crochet as follows:

Round.
26: 1 t-ch, turn your work, 1 sc in each st, 1 t-ch, turn.

Round.
27: 1 sc in each stitch, NO t-ch, Do not turn anymore.

Now
crochet around the edge.

Please see the description below after the
scheme.

Scheme letter h

Important note

* This
pattern is only meant for personal use.You
are not allowed to use this pattern for commercial purposes without my
permission.Using
or translating this pattern for free is only permittedafter
asking my permission and adding my name and the URL in it.Do
not hesitate to send me an e-mail with a request for permission. *